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tutorial on using cuda hashcat64 - hashcatnoobie - 04-19-2015

hello,

I am a complete noob in hash cat , i have a geforce gt 540 m graphics card with cuda & i wanna crack a wpa2 pass word please suggest me good tutorial with details on how to use hash cat with various attacks, i have searched online & i found a few videos on youtube but one of them led to no output & the following the second one hashcat fails to recognize .hccap file.

please i need help.

i am using cuda hashcat 64 bit v 1.35


thanks in advance.


RE: tutorial on using cuda hashcat64 - epixoip - 04-19-2015

The error in your screenshot is from your operating system, not hashcat. You might want to find a Windows tutorial before looking for a hashcat tutorial.


RE: tutorial on using cuda hashcat64 - mastercracker - 04-20-2015

Then read http://hashcat.net/wiki/


RE: tutorial on using cuda hashcat64 - hashcatnoobie - 04-20-2015

hello,

guy i did the attack & well kernels were loading whn i quit

i saw this tutorial & did exactly like it said but my question whr does the output go
i mean how do i see the output

did the dictionary attack it worked fine but i wanna know what does the pause command mean

oclHashcat64.exe -m 2500 -r rules/best64.rule capture.hccap rockyou.txt
pause

how do i get the output

http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=cracking_wpawpa2


RE: tutorial on using cuda hashcat64 - mastercracker - 04-21-2015

If you don't pause line, the Command prompt window will disappear immediately after oclhashcat finishes and you won't have the info it's showing like running time, number of cracks, etc.

You can get your output in oclhashcat.pot but it can be a good idea to put -o found.txt to have it redirected elsewhere. found.txt is an example, you can name it anything you want.